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In the classification of almost contact structures, Chinea and Gonzalez [8] divided these structures into twelve well-known classes; one of the class that appears in this classification is denoted by C 1 ⊕ C 5 ⊕ C 6.

A simplified state in the comparison classification is denoted with a prime ŝ j, i ′. Results on the error ε as parameter values vary shows that the model is adequately robust to variations in the parameters, as the errors are qualitatively considered small.

Given a gene expression data set D, a set of candidate genes G, and the kNN classifier, the three performance measures of binary classification are denoted by (a) Error(G ): generalization error; (b) AUC G ): area under the ROC curve; (c) MCC G Matthewsews correlation coefficient.

Minor classifications are denoted as the abbreviations of "official" KEGG classifications, e.g, Energy ("Energy metabolism" in KEGG).

In Figure  5, the threshold is represented by a dashed line between HT patients and NC subjects in a box plot, whereas the classification error is denoted by ER.

Samples can be categorized into four groups after a classification process, which is denoted in the confusion matrix presented in Table 2. Since the sample in the positive class has the high identification importance, we only evaluate our approach based on the performance of the positive class.

Of numerous SVM active learning algorithms, the most popular is the one that queries the sample closest to the current classification hyperplane in each iteration, which is denoted as SVMAL in this paper.

The collection of all such vectors w is denoted W while the collection of vectors w with best classification performance is B. A high level depiction of wKIERA is shown in Fig. 1.

Concatenation is denoted by '+'.

That problem is denoted 1|nmit|∑jhEj+∑jwTj.

This is denoted 'self-optimizing' control.